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[edit] List of The Office (US) episodes
Once again I am going to ask you: why do you keep removing relevant, properly sourced information from List of The Office (US) episodes? Qutezuce 23:34, 14 October 2006 (UTC)
- The information is not on the main office page, I looked. Someone probably disagreed with your edits moving that information there, like I did. Why don't you take a lot on the main page again, the information is not there. Didn't you read my comment in the edit summary reverting your change saying that the information was not in the main page? Why didn't you even look then? Instead you reverted my change and some other unrelated changes. It bothers me months later because you are simply removing the information, not moving it as you think you are doing. That information doesn't fit in with the main office page, it is very specific to the episodes, which is why it goes on the episodes page. Qutezuce 00:04, 15 October 2006 (UTC)
[edit] Article in need of cleanup - please assist if you can
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